Immunizations and Medication Sample Clauses

Immunizations and Medication. The CDC website for Guatemala offers up-to-date information for travelers regarding vaccinations, outbreaks, and safety & security. Guatemala vaccines generally include routine immunizations (MMR, DTP, Polio—be sure you are up-to-date since your last physical), Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, and Typhoid. You may go to any travel clinic in your area or your University’s Student Health Service to receive these vaccines. xxxx://xxxxx.xxx.xxx/travel/destinations/guatemala.aspx The areas of the country you will be working in are not Malaria-endemic. This includes Guatemala City, Lake Atitlan, Antigua, and rural areas above 1500m elevation. Therefore, Malaria prophylaxis is not required, but you may decide to take it anyway to be safe. Also ask your clinician to recommend anti-diarrheals in case of any gastrointestinal problems you may run into on the trip. This is not uncommon for travelers in any developing area. Generally good over-the-counter medicines include Pepto Bismol, Imodium AD, and Kaopectate. Don’t forget your normal prescription medicines, if you take any. And packing Tylenol, Aspirin or Aleve for pain and fever is a good idea as well. □ Get required immunizations 4-6 weeks prior to trip. □ Turn in attached immunization documentation
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